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College Readiness Milestone 2 Sophia Course

College Readiness Milestone 2 Sophia Course

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1

What is the purpose of exams in higher education?

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To make sure you study every day of the term

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To evaluate your progress in the course

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To keep with higher education traditions

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To challenge you and your classmates

2

A best practice for researching is to ask a librarian for help if you are unable to find sources.

Is this statement true or false?

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True, because librarians have a lot of free time on their hands.

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False, because you are expected to find your own sources.

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True, because librarians are experts at finding the right sources for research.

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False, because the librarians are only responsible for organizing and cataloging the books and periodicals in the library.

3

You are researching the pros and cons of drinking red wine. You find an article about 10 health benefits of drinking red wine every day. The article is posted on a blog called "The Wine Expert." You can't see the name of the author, but you do see an advertisement for Black Fruit Vineyards. 

Is this source of information credible, or questionable?

·

Questionable, because you found it on the internet.

·

Credible, because it is written by a wine expert.

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Credible, because you found it on the internet.

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Questionable, because you can't find the name of the author.

4

You've spent time planning out the schoolwork and other tasks you need to complete this month in you calendar. Now you've learned about another new assignment you must complete this month. 

Select the strategy that is most effective for this situation.

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Ignore the new assignment. If you had known about it earlier, you would have considered it in your plans, but now it's too late.

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Do the new project first, then go back to the plans you made in your calendar.

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Stop using the calendar system. It's not worth the effort if the plans change.

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Take some time to re-prioritize, complete new to-do lists, and update your calendar with tasks accordingly.

5

Select the true statement about staying healthy as a student.

·

You need to hire a personal trainer and become more athletic.

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You need 30 minutes of moderate exercise each day.

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You need only 10 minutes of moderate exercise each day to stay fit.

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You need to go to the gym everyday and do a vigorous workout.

6

Your cousin has asked you to be in their wedding next week, but you have so much schoolwork, it doesn't seem like you will have the time to prepare and attend. 

What is the best strategy for your success as a student?

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Ask your instructor for an extension. The syllabus says that late work will not be accepted, but they probably will make an exception for you because it's your cousin's wedding.

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Tell your cousin that you are very sorry, but you can't make it to the wedding because of your schoolwork is keeping you really busy. Your cousin will be mad for awhile, but they will get over it.

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Only do some of the assignments for your courses for the next few weeks so you have enough time for the wedding. You can try to get caught up afterwards.

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Do a detailed analysis of where you are spending your time over the next few weeks to determine where you might cut back on non-essential activities.

7

A play by Shakespeare in your literature class calls for analytical reading. 

Which strategy can you use to ensure that you are interpreting Shakespeare's words correctly?

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Get the audio book, and listen to it in the car.

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Skim over each paragraph quickly to get a general sense of what it's about.

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Read closely, and ask yourself questions about why the author wrote as he did.

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Take notes in class lectures, and ask your classmates.

8

If you struggle with major anxiety related to exams, the best thing to do is to handle it on your own.

Is this statement true or false?

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True, because you should cope with it as best you can.

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True, because it will get easier over time.

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False, because you should contact disability services.

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False, because you should study harder instead.

9

Which of the following statements is NOT true about distance learning?

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It requires you to have excellent written communication skills.

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It requires self-motivation since you will often be working on your own.

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It means you will need to travel to campus to attend class.

·

It typically requires access to a computer and a reliable internet connection.

10

You've been assigned a paper. 

What do you need to do before you can write your paper?

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Contact the instructor to ask what you are supposed to do.

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Write a introductory paragraph with a clear thesis statement.

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Create an outline for the paper that organizes the concepts in a logical manner.

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Check the assignment instructions to understand exactly what you are being asked to do.

11

It's a good idea to _________ what you want to say before speaking in a class discussion.

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plan out

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elaborate on

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write down

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summarize

12

Which of the following is NOT true about research in higher education?

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You must always cite the sources of your research.

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Peer-reviewed publications are valued over others.

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The language of academic journals is intended for all audiences.

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Researching helps you build an informed perspective.

13

Which of the following statements is true about the tools you need for your education?

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You need to buy a new computer.

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You need to have access to a computer that works.

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You need to have access to a new tablet.

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You need to have access to any computer.

14

You've determined that you are an reading/writing learner. 

Select the method you can use to leverage your learning style, even when the course isn't designed for reading/writing learners.

·

Allow yourself to move around as you study, and use flashcards.

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Create a study group with others so you can listen to what others have to say and discuss the course.

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Take notes, and then assemble your notes into a written study guide.

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Draw pictures or diagrams of the concepts you are learning about.

15

What is a best practice if you are often feeling sad, and you no longer enjoy the things you used to?

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Call your friends and ask them what they think you should do.

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Ask your instructor via email what they think you should do.

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Ignore it. It's normal to feel this way when you are under so much stress.

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Seek the help of a counselor or other mental health professional.

16

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for affording your education?

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Getting scholarships or grants

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Using credit cards to pay tuition

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Taking on a part-time job

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Applying for financial aid

17

Which of the following is NOT a way to get your paper ready to turn in?

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Check to ensure that the paper will earn a good grade by emailing it to someone you've paid to improve the paper for you.

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Check the spelling, grammar, and mechanics of the language used in your paper and read it out loud to yourself.

·

Check to ensure that all of the sources you've used are cited and formatted according to your instructor's preferences.

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Check to ensure that every section of the paper ties back to your thesis statement and that there are transitions between sections.

18

Your instructor is giving a lecture with a lot of details about a particular topic. 

Why is your instructor doing this?

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To provide you with some time to think about what you have to do for the rest of the day, or do homework for other classes

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To follow academic tradition, as lectures have been a part of higher learning since the earliest days

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To show off his/her expertise in the area of study

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To help deepen your understanding, think critically about the subject matter, and raise questions

19

Which of the following is true about exam preparation?

·

All of the activities you do for the course are a way of preparing you for your exams.

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You should not need to study or review in preparation for an exam.

·

If you stay up late in the night to review, it increases your chances of success.

·

You should ask your instructor what will be on the exam.

20

You find that it's easier for you to listen to recordings of books or podcasts rather than reading. 

This statement best describes which of the following learning styles? 

·

Visual learner

·

Reading/writing learner

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Kinesthetic learner

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Auditory learner

21

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for completing your projects in school?

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Having a plan and executing it

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Ignoring critical feedback from others

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Incorporating key concepts from the class

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Reviewing the project requirements

22

What is the main reason instructors assign papers?

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Papers are challenging and students in higher education must be challenged.

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Papers are something everyone does in the workplace.

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Papers give you the opportunity to think critically about the subject matter of the class and formulate your own viewpoint about it.

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Papers give you the opportunity to improve your research and writing skills.

23

One thing you can do to improve your efficiency with reading assignments is to _________.

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listen to relaxing music as you read

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drink water or caffeinated beverage

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find an environment where you can focus

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go to a cafe or other public place

24

Which of the following is NOT true about the purpose of projects in higher education?

·

They may help you get a job or internship.

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They enable you to apply what you learn.

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They have no real-world relevance.

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They are a measure of your knowledge and skills.

25

Which of the following is NOT a best practice to prepare yourself for class?

·

Have your materials ready, such as notebooks, pencils, pens, class handouts, or a computer and internet connection in an online course.

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Completing your readings, homework, or other assignments on time.

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Stay up very late the night before to cram. Then drink plenty of coffee.

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Reading the syllabus or other instructions to know what assignments are coming up.

26

What is the difference between active reading and skimming?

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Active reading requires you to engage with the text to figure out the meaning of it, whereas skimming is just a fast way to get the surface ideas.

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Active reading means you are moving around as you read, whereas skimming is a fast and efficient way to read.

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Active reading is a fast way to get the surface ideas from the text, whereas skimming requires you to engage with the text to determine what the author is trying to communicate.

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Active reading will help you achieve higher grades, whereas skimming will likely hurt your chances of success in class.

 

1

Which of the following is NOT true about the purpose of projects in higher education?

·

They may help you get a job or internship.

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They have no real-world relevance.

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They enable you to apply what you learn.

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They are a measure of your knowledge and skills.

2

You are finishing up a final project for a course that is due at the end of the week. You're feeling very overwhelmed, and you're not sure if you'll be able to complete the project in time for the deadline.

What is the best strategy for your success as a student?

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Take a few minutes to consider exactly how many hours it will take you to finish the project. Then think about your other important goals and responsibilities for the week and exactly how long those tasks take. Stick to only those tasks for the week.

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Email your instructor and ask to take an incomplete grade in the course. If you have another term to finish the project, you will be able to complete it.

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Email your instructor and ask for an extension on the assignment. The syllabus says that late work will not be accepted, but they probably will make an exception for you because you have a good relationship with them.

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Find a similar project on the internet. If you do this, you'll finish the project with plenty of time, and your instructor will never know the difference.

3

Which of the following statements is true about the tools you need for your education?

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You need to have access to a new tablet.

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You need to have access to any computer.

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You need to buy a new computer.

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You need to have access to a computer that works.

4

Which of the following statements is NOT true about distance learning?

·

It typically requires access to a computer and a reliable internet connection.

·

It requires self-motivation since you will often be working on your own.

·

It requires you to have excellent written communication skills.

·

It means you will need to travel to campus to attend class.

5

You find that it's easier for you to listen to recordings of books or podcasts rather than reading. 

This statement best describes which of the following learning styles? 

·

Kinesthetic learner

·

Auditory learner

·

Visual learner

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Reading/writing learner

6

Which of the following is true about participating in class discussions?

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You can say anything you want, whenever you want because discussions are an opportunity for you to express yourself.

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You need to keep track of what others have said so you can respond, elaborate, and avoid repeating.

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Your instructor will take notes on what everyone says and they will provide you a copy of these notes after the class.

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You don't need to keep track of what others have said because you will always have your own unique take on the topic.

7

Which of the following is NOT true about the purpose of exams in higher education?

·

They are meant to be a measure of your learning progress.

·

They are not meant to intimidate you.

·

They help you understand where you need to develop your skills and knowledge.

·

They are meant to be extremely difficult even if you have done well in the course.

8

Which of the following statements is NOT true about a thesis statement?

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The thesis statement sets up what evidence you include in your paper.

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The thesis statement is the most important part of your paper.

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The thesis statement is not as important as the introduction and the conclusion of your paper.

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The thesis statement is the main argument you are making in your paper.

9

To properly cite the sources you used, you need to include both in-text citations and a list of all of the sources you used in the project. Both should be formatted according to the preferred style of your instructor.

Is this statement true or false?

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True, because this is plagiarism.

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False, because only the in-text citations are needed.

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True, because both are required.

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False, because only the list of sources are needed.

10

You should check the project against the assignment requirements as you create it.

Is this statement true or false?

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True, because you want to make sure the project is aligned with your instructor's expectations.

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True, because this will give you more time to work on your project.

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False, because it's a project, you can do what you want with it.

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False, because the assignment requirements aren't necessary.

11

What is the main reason instructors assign papers?

·

Papers are something everyone does in the workplace.

·

Papers are challenging and students in higher education must be challenged.

·

Papers give you the opportunity to improve your research and writing skills.

·

Papers give you the opportunity to think critically about the subject matter of the class and formulate your own viewpoint about it.

12

You've determined that you are a visual learner. 

Select the method you can use to leverage your learning style, even when the course isn't designed for visual learners.

·

Create a study group with others so you can listen to what others have to say and discuss the course.

·

Take notes as you read, and then assemble your notes into a written study guide.

·

Allow yourself to move around as you study, and use flashcards.

·

Draw pictures or diagrams of the concepts you are learning about.

13

One thing you can do to improve your efficiency with reading assignments is to _________

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continue reading without breaks until you are done with the assignment

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practice speed reading and skimming so you can finish reading faster

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take breaks occasionally to move around or stretch

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read 30 minutes prior to the time you normally attend class or post in a discussion forum

14

Select the best practice for note-taking in class.

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Use a computer or cell phone to record the audio so you don't have to take notes and tire out your hand. That way, all you have to do is playback the audio before your final exam.

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Listen first, decide what is most important, then write down those things. Organize the concepts. Add your own connections, comments, and questions.

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Ask a friend in the class to take notes for you. That way, you can relax more while you are in class and get some of the work done for your other classes.

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Listen first, then transcribe every word that your instructor says since it's very important to write down their exact wording. Then add your own connections, comments, and questions.

15

If you struggle with major anxiety related to exams, the best thing to do is to handle it on your own.

Is this statement true or false?

·

False, because you should study harder instead.

·

True, because you should cope with it as best you can.

·

True, because it will get easier over time.

·

False, because you should contact disability services.

16

Higher education calls for analytical readers. 

What is one thing you can do to ensure that you are reading analytically?

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Ask your instructor for directions.

·

Use speed reading techniques.

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Question the author's intent as you read.

17

Select the true statement about the role of research in higher education.

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Research means you will be collecting data to create an informed perspective.

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Being asked to conduct research is not the norm.

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You will never be asked to do secondary research.

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You will never be asked to do primary research.

18

Which of the following is true as it relates to affording your education?

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Scholarships and grants are a good way to fund your education because it is money you do not have to pay back.

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Scholarships and grants are a good way to fund your education because they are low-interest loans you can pay back when you graduate.

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Scholarships and grants don't require you to do anything extra, you just automatically get them when you enroll in courses.

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Scholarships and grants are not a good way to fund your education because they are high-interest loans you have to pay back while you are still in school.

19

What is true about skimming and speed reading as it pertains to your assignments?

·

It enables you to retain the information you read better than active reading.

·

It's generally a best practice for reading in higher education.

·

It enables you to understand the information you read better than active reading.

·

It's generally not a best practice for reading in higher education.

20

You are researching the pros and cons of drinking red wine. You find an article about 10 health benefits of drinking red wine every day. The article is posted on a blog called "The Wine Expert." You can't see the name of the author, but you do see an advertisement for Black Fruit Vineyards. 

Is this source of information credible, or questionable?

·

Credible, because you found it on the internet.

·

Credible, because it is written by a wine expert.

·

Questionable, because you can't find the name of the author.

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Questionable, because you found it on the internet.

Evaluating Sources of Information

21

Which of the following is NOT a best practice to prepare yourself for class?

·

Stay up very late the night before to cram. Then drink plenty of coffee.

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Completing your readings, homework, or other assignments on time.

·

Reading the syllabus or other instructions to know what assignments are coming up.

·

Have your materials ready, such as notebooks, pencils, pens, class handouts, or a computer and internet connection in an online course.

22

Which of the following is true about exam preparation?

·

You should not need to study or review in preparation for an exam.

·

All of the activities you do for the course are a way of preparing you for your exams.

·

You should ask your instructor what will be on the exam.

·

If you stay up late in the night to review, it increases your chances of success.

23

What are some best practices for managing your mental health as a student in higher education?

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Exercise for 30 minutes daily, meditate, eat a healthy diet, do things you enjoy every day, ask your friends and family if they think your mental health is okay, recognize the symptoms of common mental health issues, and self-medicate when you need to.

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Talk to your friends and family when you are dealing with stress, recognize the signs of common mental health issues, and read books that help you understand mental health disorders and how you can treat them at home

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Exercise for 30 minutes daily, meditate, eat a healthy diet, do things you enjoy every day, and read books that help you understand mental health disorders and how you can treat them at home.

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Use tactics to reduce stress, recognize the symptoms of common mental health issues, and know to seek the help of a mental healthcare professional if these (or any other symptoms that cause you to struggle) occur.

Stress is a major factor for students in higher education, so you need to have a variety of tactics you can use for coping with it. Some helpful tactics include meditation, exercise, and doing things you enjoy. 

The most common mental health disorders that students suffer from are anxiety, depression, addiction, and substance abuse. While it's important to recognize the symptoms of these disorders so you can seek help if you identify with them, other mental health issues are also common among students. If you are struggling in any way, it's best to seek help immediately.

If you are struggling with any mental health issue, it's important to seek help immediately. Many schools have counseling centers or other mental health resources available to students. If your school does not have these resources, talk to your doctor about your concerns.

24

It's the morning, and you've made a list of things you need to do. 

In what order should they be prioritized?

-Go grocery shopping for the week

-Catch up on Netflix

-Complete reading for history class this afternoon

-Get started on your paper for the midterm in one month

-Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

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1. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

2. Get started on your paper due in one month

3. Go grocery shopping for the week

4. Catch up on Netflix

5. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

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1. Catch up on Netflix

2. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

3. Get started on your paper due in one month

4. Go grocery shopping for the week

5. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

·

1. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

2. Go grocery shopping for the week

3. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

4. Get started on your paper due in one month

5. Catch up on Netflix

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1. Get started on your paper due in one month

2. Catch up on Netflix

3. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

4. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

5. Go grocery shopping for the week

25

Which of the following is NOT a way to get your paper ready to turn in?

·

Check the spelling, grammar, and mechanics of the language used in your paper and read it out loud to yourself.

·

Check to ensure that all of the sources you've used are cited and formatted according to your instructor's preferences.

·

Check to ensure that the paper will earn a good grade by emailing it to someone you've paid to improve the paper for you.

·

Check to ensure that every section of the paper ties back to your thesis statement and that there are transitions between sections.

are transitions between the sections in your paper.

26

Select the true statement about staying healthy as a student.

·

You need 30 minutes of moderate exercise each day.

·

You need only 10 minutes of moderate exercise each day to stay fit.

·

You need to hire a personal trainer and become more athletic.

·

You need to go to the gym everyday and do a vigorous workout.

1

You prefer to learn by doing things and trying things out for yourself. 

This statement best describes which of the following learning styles? 

·

Kinesthetic learner

·

Auditory learner

·

Reading/writing learner

·

Visual learner

2

In order to manage your mental health, you must be able to identify when there are disorders. 

What are the the four most common mental health issues that students suffer from?

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Bipolar disorder, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and addiction and substance abuse

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Depression, anxiety, autism, and post-traumatic stress disorder

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Anxiety, dementia, eating disorders, and depression

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Anxiety, depression, addiction and substance abuse, and eating disorders

3

What is one reason why instructors assign papers in higher education courses?

·

When done correctly, papers demonstrate that you are able to restate what is written in another text.

·

When done correctly, papers demonstrate that you understand the subject matter well enough to have something unique to say about it.

·

When done correctly, they demonstrate that you have adequate skills with spelling, grammar, and mechanics.

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When done correctly, papers demonstrate that you can use academic resources to research a topic.

4

Which of the following statements is FALSE as it pertains to best practices for preparing for class?

·

You can leave your phone on to take calls and send texts.

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You should read the syllabus or other instructions from the instructor.

·

You should complete your assignments and readings.

·

You should show up on time, or even a little early.

5

When conducting online research for a project on dieting, you find an article in the Journal of Nutrition, a peer-reviewed journal published by Oxford Academic. It is written by a professor.

Is this source of information credible, or questionable?

·

Credible, because you found it on the internet.

·

Questionable, because you found it on the internet.

·

Credible, because it is from a peer-reviewed journal.

·

Questionable, because it is an article about dieting.

6

It's the morning, and you've made a list of things you need to do. 

In what order should they be prioritized?

-Go grocery shopping for the week

-Catch up on Netflix

-Complete reading for history class this afternoon

-Get started on your paper for the midterm in one month

-Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

·

1. Catch up on Netflix

2. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

3. Get started on your paper due in one month

4. Go grocery shopping for the week

5. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

·

1. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

2. Get started on your paper due in one month

3. Go grocery shopping for the week

4. Catch up on Netflix

5. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

·

1. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

2. Go grocery shopping for the week

3. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

4. Get started on your paper due in one month

5. Catch up on Netflix

·

1. Get started on your paper due in one month

2. Catch up on Netflix

3. Update your lab notebook for next week's biology class

4. Complete reading for history class this afternoon

5. Go grocery shopping for the week

7

What is true about skimming and speed reading as it pertains to your assignments?

·

It enables you to understand the information you read better than active reading.

·

It's generally not a best practice for reading in higher education.

·

It enables you to retain the information you read better than active reading.

·

It's generally a best practice for reading in higher education.

8

Which of the following is true about participating in class discussions?

·

You need to do your assigned readings and homework on time because if you don't, your classmates won't be able to have the discussion.

·

You need to do your assigned readings and homework on time because if you don't, you won't be able to attend class.

·

You need to do your assigned readings and homework on time because if you don't, your instructor will have to remind you again.

·

You need to do your assigned readings and homework on time because if you don't, you won't be able to discuss the concepts competently.

9

Why are peer-reviewed publications valued for research in higher education?

·

Peer-reviewed publications are written and evaluated by recognized experts in a particular field.

·

Peer-reviewed publications state only the facts about an issue.

·

Peer-reviewed publications are edited by the students in your classroom.

·

Peer-reviewed publications require you to cite the source of where you found the information.

10

Which of the following is NOT true about the purpose of exams in higher education?

·

They help you understand where you need to develop your skills and knowledge.

·

They are not meant to intimidate you.

·

They are meant to be a measure of your learning progress.

·

They are meant to be extremely difficult even if you have done well in the course.

11

Your instructor for your web design class has asked you to create a website for your final project. 

Why would the instructor do this?

·

To inspire you.

·

To help you learn how to collaborate with others.

·

To give you experience applying the concepts.

·

To make the course challenging.

12

Which of the following is NOT true as it pertains to exam preparation?

·

You can create a study guide from your notes as a handy reference.

·

You need to get plenty of rest so your body will be at its best.

·

You should not study for the exam with other students.

·

You need to eat well so your body will be at its best.

13

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for gathering and using research?

·

Using the library databases to find sources

·

Asking for help from the librarians

·

Citing all of the sources you use

·

Using only Wikipedia for research

14

Which of the following is NOT a way to get your paper ready to turn in?

·

Check to ensure that the paper will earn a good grade by emailing it to someone you've paid to improve the paper for you.

·

Check to ensure that every section of the paper ties back to your thesis statement and that there are transitions between sections.

·

Check to ensure that all of the sources you've used are cited and formatted according to your instructor's preferences.

·

Check the spelling, grammar, and mechanics of the language used in your paper and read it out loud to yourself.

15

Higher education calls for analytical readers. 

What is one thing you can do to ensure that you are reading analytically?

·

Use speed reading techniques.

·

Ask your instructor for directions.

·

Question the author's intent as you read.

16

Which of the following statements is NOT true about a thesis statement?

·

The thesis statement is the main argument you are making in your paper.

·

The thesis statement sets up what evidence you include in your paper.

·

The thesis statement is the most important part of your paper.

·

The thesis statement is not as important as the introduction and the conclusion of your paper.

17

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for completing your projects in school?

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Incorporating key concepts from the class

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Having a plan and executing it

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Reviewing the project requirements

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Ignoring critical feedback from others

18

If you can't figure out a math problem on your own after attending lectures and reading the textbook, it means you should give up.

Is this statement true or false?

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True, because everyone has things they are bad at.

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False, because you should visit a math tutor.

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True, because you will probably never be good at math.

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False, because you should study more.

19

You've determined that you are an reading/writing learner. 

Select the method you can use to leverage your learning style, even when the course isn't designed for reading/writing learners.

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Take notes, and then assemble your notes into a written study guide.

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Allow yourself to move around as you study, and use flashcards.

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Draw pictures or diagrams of the concepts you are learning about.

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Create a study group with others so you can listen to what others have to say and discuss the course.

20

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for affording your education?

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Applying for financial aid

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Getting scholarships or grants

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Taking on a part-time job

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Using credit cards to pay tuition

21

You just realized that you greatly underestimated the time you needed to complete a project, and now you have just a week to finish up. 

What is the best strategy for your success as a student?

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Contact your instructor and ask for an extension on the assignment. The syllabus says that late work will not be accepted, but they probably will make an exception for you because you have a good relationship with them.

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Estimate how many hours it will take you to finish the project. Identify your other important goals and responsibilities for the week and exactly how long those tasks take. Write down a plan and execute it.

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Ask your friend to help you finish your project for you. If you do this, you'll finish the project with plenty of time, and your instructor will never know the difference.

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Email your instructor and ask to take a zero on the assignment because you don't have time to finish up.

22

Which of the following skills is NOT necessary when using word processing software for school?

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Knowing how to add citations to a paper

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Knowing how to use the mail merge feature

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Knowing how to do basic formatting

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Knowing how to type a paper

23

Select the best practice for note-taking in class.

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Listen first, decide what is most important, then write down those things. Organize the concepts. Add your own connections, comments, and questions.

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Use a computer or cell phone to record the audio so you don't have to take notes and tire out your hand. That way, all you have to do is playback the audio before your final exam.

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Ask a friend in the class to take notes for you. That way, you can relax more while you are in class and get some of the work done for your other classes.

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Listen first, then transcribe every word that your instructor says since it's very important to write down their exact wording. Then add your own connections, comments, and questions.

24

One thing you can do to improve your efficiency with reading assignments is to _________.

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find an environment where you can focus

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go to a cafe or other public place

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listen to relaxing music as you read

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drink water or caffeinated beverage

25

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of technology in higher education?

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Being able to attend classes virtually from any almost location.

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Being able to access a vast collection of information across subjects.

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Being able to check social media while you study.

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Being able to participate in a course in a more flexible time frame.

26

Select the true statement about staying healthy as a student.

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You need to hire a personal trainer and become more athletic.

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You need to go to the gym everyday and do a vigorous workout.

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You need 30 minutes of moderate exercise each day.

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You need only 10 minutes of moderate exercise each day to stay fit.

 

Which of the following is NOT true about the basic tools and skills you need for your education?

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You need to be able to turn on a computer and use it to access the internet on a good connection.

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You need to be able to send and receive emails from your school email.

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You need to be able to create formulas, graphs, and pivot tables in Microsoft Excel.

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You need to be able to type a paper, format it, and add citations in word processing software.

When conducting online research for a project on Jim Henson, you find a biography published in 2013 by Penguin Random House LLC, a well-known publisher. It is written by an author who has written several biographies. 

Is this source of information credible, or questionable?

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Questionable, because it's not from a peer-reviewed journal.

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Questionable, because the author is not a recognized expert.

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Credible, because it is about your topic.

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Credible, because it's published by a well-known publisher.

An instructor gives an exam to assess how well you understand the content of the course.

Is this statement true or false?

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True, because the instructor wants you to feel pressured to learn.

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False, because exams are only given to challenge you.

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True, because exams assess what you have learned.

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False, because exams are not about understanding the content of the course.

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for staying healthy as a student in higher education?

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Drink plenty of water.

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Exercise for 30 minutes a day.

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Get 7-9 hours of sleep.

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Eat less than 1200 calories a day.

Which of the following can you do to get your paper ready to turn in?

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Change the fonts, create a cover page, and ask the instructor to read it and give you feedback on it before you turn in the final version.

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Read the paper aloud to make sure it sounds right, check to ensure it meets assignment requirements, check to ensure each paragraph supports the thesis.

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Look up similar papers online, see if your ideas match up to the ones you found, then modify or cut and paste ideas into your paper as needed.

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Create an outline for the paper that organizes the concepts in a logical manner, then format the paper by changing the fonts and creating a cover page.

 

Why does your paper need a thesis statement before you can write it?

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The thesis statement is all of the evidence or support for the main argument you are making in your paper.

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The thesis statement is a list of how you will support your main argument so you have an organized plan to work from.

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The thesis statement is the main argument you are making in your paper, which you will support with evidence in each paragraph.

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The thesis statement is the visual statement you are making with the font you choose for your paper, which is consistent throughout.

 

What does it mean to "be prepared" for class?

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Have your friend take notes for you while you are on vacation.

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Read the syllabus or other instructions, complete any assignments or readings on time, and bring any necessary materials to class with you, if applicable.

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Stop to get coffee and a bagel for yourself before you attend class, even if it means you will be a few minutes late. Nobody will mind if you sneak in a little later.

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Get 8-10 hours of sleep, eat a complete breakfast, exercise for 30 minutes or more, and take regular breaks from studying.

 

What is close reading?

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Reading with the book close to your face so the letters appear bigger

·

Reading a single section of text multiple times to discover themes and meaning

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Reading quickly to get the general idea of a section of text

·

Reading a single section of text multiple times to help you memorize each word of the text

 

Select the true statement about staying healthy as a student.

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You need more than 9 hours of sleep every day.

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You only need 1-2 hours of sleep each day.

·

You need to get 3-6 hours of sleep each day.

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You need to get 7-9 hours of sleep each day.

 

It's not important to eat breakfast the day of your exam.

Is this statement true or false?

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True, because breakfast is not going to impact your grade.

·

False, because you need to eat 3 meals a day in order to achieve your academic goals.

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False, because if you don't give your body food, your brain and body will not be at its best.

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True, because you need the time you spend eating to study.

 

The primary purpose of the projects you do in higher education is to ________.

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help you achieve higher grades on your exams

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help you learn new things about yourself

·

allow you to practice the concepts you've learned about

·

help you identify what your major will be

 

One thing you can do to improve your efficiency with reading assignments is to _________.

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avoid sleeping to keep your attention span longer

·

read while watching TV in order to stay awake

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get enough sleep prior to reading

·

read in bed prior to sleeping

 

To begin writing your first draft, you must start at the beginning or introduction of the outline and work your way to the conclusion.

Is this statement true or false?

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False, because you can write in any order you wish.

·

True, because you have to write this way because that is how your paper should flow.

·

True, because you have to write this way because that is where your thesis statement is.

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False, because you must start at the conclusion and work your way to the introduction.

 

Which of the following is NOT a best practice for learning in lectures?

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Listening, and deciding what's most important.

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Taking notes on the lecture quietly.

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Studying your textbook and previous notes.

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Thinking about the questions you have.

 

The best thing to do if you are struggling with a writing assignment is to find another paper to copy.

Is this statement true or false?

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False, because the best thing to do is to hire someone to do it for you.

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True, because copying a paper is a good way to resolve this.

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False, because the best thing to do is to seek help from a writing tutor.

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True, because copying a paper will help improve your skills.

 

You've determined that you are an auditory learner. 

Select the method you can use to leverage your learning style, even when the course isn't designed for auditory learners.

·

Create a study group with others so you can listen to what others have to say and discuss the course.

·

Allow yourself to move around as you study, and use flashcards.

·

Draw pictures or diagrams of the concepts you are learning about.

·

Take notes as you read, and then assemble your notes into a written study guide.

 

 

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